I'm an accountant and maths fan from Northampton in the UK. I ran the largest single-elimination contest in history, ranking Magic: the Gathering cards, and have thought a lot about tournament structures and their properties.
I'm an accountant and maths fan from Northampton in the UK.
I ran the largest single-elimination contest in history, ranking Magic: the Gathering cards, and have thought a lot about tournament structures and their properties.
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I'm an accountant and maths fan from Northampton in the UK. I ran the largest single-elimination contest in history, ranking Magic: the Gathering cards, and have thought a lot about tournament structures and their properties.
I'm an accountant and maths fan from Northampton in the UK. I ran the largest single-elimination contest in history, ranking Magic: the Gathering cards, and have thought a lot about tournament structures and their properties.
I'm an accountant and maths fan from Northampton in the UK. I ran the largest single-elimination contest in history, ranking Magic: the Gathering cards, and have thought a lot about tournament structures and their properties.
I'm an accountant and maths fan from Northampton in the UK. I ran the largest single-elimination contest in history, ranking Magic: the Gathering cards, and have thought a lot about tournament structures and their properties.
If you're on Mathstodon, you probably feel some kinda way about #excel
I personally love it, but wish people were better informed of its risk and weaknesses. I've been a serial attender of @EuSpRIG@mastodon.org.uk - the annual academic conference on spreadsheet risk and governance.
Very proud to say I'm now on the management committee for it as well! If you have some spreadsheet risk & error stories to share or just want to come see others' horror stories, more details at https://eusprig.org/